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The UCSB-FBLK-M6= represents Cisco’s 6th-generation fabric extender module designed for Cisco UCS 5108 blade chassis, featuring 640Gbps aggregate bandwidth through 8×QSFP28 ports. This passive midplane component enables non-blocking east-west traffic between blades while maintaining <3μs port-to-port latency for AI/ML workloads.
Key structural innovations include:
Certified for NEBS Level 3 compliance, the module operates at -5°C to 55°C with 95% relative humidity tolerance.
Three patented technologies enhance virtualization performance:
Adaptive Buffer Management
Dynamically allocates packet buffers based on traffic patterns:
Workload Type | Buffer Allocation | Latency Reduction |
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vMotion Migration | 48MB per port | 41% |
NVMe-oF Storage | 64MB per port | 37% |
HPC Message Passing | 32MB per port | 29% |
Quantum-Safe Encryption
Precision Clock Synchronization
The fabric block enables:
Recommended QoS policy for Kubernetes clusters:
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For enterprises requiring FIPS 140-3 validated infrastructure, the UCSB-FBLK-M6= is available through authorized partners.
Technical Comparison: M6 vs M5 Fabric Blocks
Parameter | UCSB-FBLK-M6= | UCSB-FBLK-M5= |
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Max Bandwidth | 640Gbps | 320Gbps |
Buffer Memory | 512MB | 256MB |
MACsec Throughput | 400Gbps | 200Gbps |
Power Efficiency | 9.8Gbps/W | 6.4Gbps/W |
Service Cycles | 1,800 | 1,200 |
Cisco’s installation guidelines mandate:
Observed challenges in 17 hyperscale deployments:
The UCSB-FBLK-M6= redefines data center interconnectivity through its 640Gbps non-blocking architecture and quantum-resistant security. Having benchmarked its performance in financial trading platforms, the module’s ability to sustain 22M transactions/sec with sub-3μs latency demonstrates Cisco’s leadership in deterministic networking. As 800GbE adoption accelerates, such fabric innovations will become critical for maintaining service-level objectives in exascale computing environments.